BEW Productions, LLC

02/08/2026

Tuning in and watching the live stream of set from 2025. Watching PL perform on a stage that we and .casual.llc helped design, engineer and build was a blast.

04/11/2025

First in / last out with the support structure on this one. This was a tricky build having to wrap an existing structure with a self-climbing system and navigating setting truss spans between trees and over railings (some having to be bolted while suspended from the fork). The first of what’s sure to be a summer of shoe horn builds.

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Just one week now before Gates Open (Friday 8am - anything before is Early Arrival per the Park). Ernest Hoodie Salinas and the team have already finished the Stage Build! Our production trucks from both One-Source Productions and 4Life Entertainment are on the way! The projection mapping wizardry from Imaginex starts setting up for the VJ team on Monday. For the Audio nerds wondering, crib notes in the Replies :)

11/03/2024

Congratulations to on their opening weekend of Footlight Frenzy and the first show in their new space. BEW assisted Chapel Street Players supplying and installing 11 stage and 1 FOH battens and 3 traveling curtain track systems. We also installed their new lighting system supplied by

05/12/2023

What’s your leg day look like? Ours was prepping 216 24” stage legs (along with 1600 ft.² of decking) to head out on a graduation

03/18/2023

Did you know that the Deck Dolly 3X5 that we make fits two wunderstructures perfectly with room for a milk crate to hold the nodes in the middle? This was the perfect solution for a long push into a club this week for a fashion show runway

11/17/2022

Magenta looks pretty good on our scaff.

04/22/2022

We’ve got a few more mini BEW Blocks coming to life to cover a long term rental

03/19/2022

New gear days are the best days, specially when it’s 75 and sunny!

02/11/2022

A quick look at our rig from the weekend

01/29/2022

Studio nights

10/28/2021

Our blocks go places other blocks can’t. Yesterday we built some lighting positions for Tower Hill School for their fall show. They decided to do the show outdoors so students could act without masks and built their set on the school’s tennis courts. The ground supported rig’s ballast had to fit through a standard door-width gate. Our micro blocks were up for the challenge